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9781556526664

Little Book of Big Ideas: Economics

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    9781556526664

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    1556526660

  • Format: Trade Book
  • Copyright: 2007-05-28
  • Publisher: Chicago Review Press
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Summary

The Little Book of Big Ideas: Economics is a fascinating journey through the greatest minds of economic thought. Exploring such concepts as macro-and microeconomics, competition, and monopoly, as well as the contributions of great names such as Mill, Keynes, Marx, and Krugman, the Little Book of Big Ideas: Economics gives extraordinary insight into the development of this internationally significant and all-pervasive modern science. Review the great words of preclassical economists, trace revolutions in economic thought and action, and consider the founders of the great schools of thought. All the key facts and figures are presented here, expertly packed into a pocket full of knowledge. Book jacket.

Author Biography

Mathew Forstater is an associate professor of economics and black studies and director of the Center for Full Employment and Price Stability at the University of Missouri–Kansas City.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. 6
Pre-Classical Economics
Aristotlep. 8
St. Thomas Aquinasp. 10
Ibn Kaldhunp. 12
Thomas Munp. 14
John Lockep. 16
Economics and the economyp. 18
David Humep. 20
Classical Economics
William Pettyp. 22
Richard Cantillonp. 24
Francois Quesnayp. 16
Adam Smithp. 28
Money and financep. 30
Thomas Malthusp. 32
David Ricardop. 34
John Stuart Millp. 36
Karl Marxp. 38
Neoclassical Economics
Competitionp. 40
Piero Sraffap. 42
Alfred Marshallp. 44
W. Stanley Jevonsp. 46
Leon Walrusp. 48
Carl Mengerp. 50
Say's Lawp. 52
Knut Wicksellp. 54
Irving Fisherp. 56
John Hicksp. 58
Paul Samuelsonp. 60
Milton Friedmanp. 62
Friedrich Hayekp. 64
Robert Mundellp. 66
Keynesian Economics
Growth Theoryp. 68
John Maynard Keynesp. 70
Don Patinkinp. 72
Joan Robinsonp. 74
Joseph E. Stiglitzp. 76
Uncertainty and Informationp. 78
Abba Lernerp. 80
Nicholas Kaldorp. 82
James Buchanenp. 84
Robert Eisnerp. 86
Alan Greenspanp. 88
Edmund Phelpsp. 90
Paul Krugmanp. 92
Historical and Institutional Economics
Consumer Behaviorp. 94
Gustav von Schmollerp. 96
Georg Friedrich Kappp. 98
Robert L. Heilbronerp. 100
Peter Kropotkinp. 102
Thoirstein Veblenp. 104
Business Cycle Theoryp. 106
Karl Wilhelm Kappp. 108
John Kenneth Galbraithp. 110
Charlotte Perkins Gilmanp. 112
Development Economics
Simon Kuznetsp. 114
Nicholas Georgescu-Roegenp. 116
Economic Developmentp. 118
Joseph Schumpeterp. 120
Wassily Leontiefp. 122
Amartya Senp. 124
Glossaryp. 126
Indexp. 128
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